Management

Cabinet Secretary Blasts Federal Union for Using Veterans as Shutdown 'Pawns'

Discussing veteran suicides in relation to the shutdown is "nothing short of disgraceful," department head says.

Pay & Benefits

From TSA Call Outs to FAA Protests, Airports Are Feeling the Shutdown Pressure

Several airports are adjusting their operations to account for fewer security screeners showing up.

Pay & Benefits

Saturday, the Shutdown Becomes the Longest Ever. And Illegal.

According to court precedent, the government is about to violate federal law with its own employees.

Pay & Benefits

Furloughed Feds Poised to Receive Back Pay After House Sends Measure to Trump

The president said he would sign the bill, which would retroactively compensate feds when the shutdown ends.

Pay & Benefits

‘Either Way I Don’t Get Paid:’ Excepted Federal Workers Ponder How Long They’ll Work Without Pay

Aside from personal difficulties, employees warn of mission-critical work going undone and endangering the public.

Pay & Benefits

25K Feds Still Await Court-Ordered Payout From 2013 Shutdown

The 2013 case set the precedent that lawsuits during the current shutdown hope to follow.

Pay & Benefits

As Jan. 11 Pay Deadline Looms, GOP Senators Express Increased Urgency in Ending Shutdown

One Republican says he may introduce legislation to ensure certain impacted feds are paid throughout a shutdown.

Pay & Benefits

Trump Threatens Year-Long Shutdown, Says Feds Don’t Mind Missing Paychecks

“The people that won’t get next week’s pay, or the following weeks pay, if you ever really looked at those people they’d say, ‘Mr. President please keep going,’” Trump said.

Pay & Benefits

After Failed White House Meeting, Republicans Suggest Shutdown Agreement Could Take 'Weeks'

Trump rejects Democrats' offer to reopen government while punting on border, saying agencies could be closed "a long time."